At €30 when I bought it, excellent! I've had it for 2 years and it still works perfectly. I use it daily and for many hours! I had considered buying the Logitech Master 3s, but during my search I came across the Ozaa and decided to give it a try, since its cost is 1/4 of the Logitech's price. And it's just fine! Its battery is rechargeable with a cable and lasts a long time! I forget when I last charged it. The only downside is that it connects to the computer only via Dongle and not directly via Bluetooth. This is an issue, because if you work on a new Mac that only has Type-C, you need to have a docking station. Other than that, it's great and very decent for its price! Now I'm going to try to get the upgraded Ozaa+, which also has Bluetooth and connects with Type-C and its price is now €35.

Purchase at around 30 euros. I have owned it for about two years. Comfortable to hold and the battery life is extremely satisfactory for its price. I can't say that the left and right click don't work, it's just that with prolonged use (such as an 8-hour workday) it requires quite a bit of force to click, which over time tires your fingers. For everyday use, it is just right.

I got it because I had an issue with my hand... compared to the classic ones that every company offers, this one is better and more convenient

For small hands, I do not recommend it; you will never reach the side wheel. Other than that, you forget to charge it, and it is very convenient for office use and gaming

I've had it for about a year and I'm very satisfied. It's convenient for gaming as well as for everyday use, for work, etc. It's a mouse... what else do you want?

Great mouse but for the quality it could be a little cheaper. I found it on offer for €25.

Edit after one year of daily use.
Nothing has happened to it and it still responds perfectly! The only negative is that the white color I have has "gotten dirty" and unfortunately it doesn't clean. In this one year of use, I've only had to charge it a few times! It also helps that it turns off after a few minutes of inactivity. At its current price (€67) I don't think it's the best choice. There are cheaper ones with the same features.

I haven't had it for long, but for about a month that I've been using it, I am very satisfied! Generally, I consider it to be good value for money

Unexpectedly good! Except for this mouse... I've never bought one cheaper than €110. Web developer, daily 8-hour use, I forget when I last charged it! The only thing I did was install "X-Mouse Button Control" to "tell" the buttons what to do (I wanted volume control on the sides). I would definitely buy it again!

The mouse is very comfortable in the hand. I use it every day for 10 hours straight and it doesn't tire my hand in combination with a gel mouse pad. The battery lasts me 10 days with this usage. The only downside is that the side scroll wheel lost its responsiveness after 2-3 months of use. For the €24 I paid, it's worth it a thousand times. For the €50 and €90 I see now, stay away! You can find better Logitech options.

It is silent and the battery is currently very satisfactory. As several have mentioned, it is large (and for my hand) and the main reason I took away one star is that it only clicks well at the top of the two buttons; if you press towards the edges, many times it doesn't click, resulting in, for example, during drag & drop, while you have it pressed, it releases earlier.

Much worse than the previous one I had (Hama MW-800) in working on various surfaces. It had issues on both of my desks while the Hama works perfectly without the need for a pad.

Light enough, comfortable movement really silent, good battery life. Very comfortable during use,

+ It has a silent click
+ Very good scrolling
+ Battery life
- If it had a button control app....
It would be divine ....for its price

Coming from many years of using the Logitech Mx Performance. Good feel for relatively large hands. I like that if you press the edge, the buttons are almost silent (they click more when pressed deeper) and that you can easily change the cursor speed with the button behind the scroll wheel.

The main reason I chose it is that like the Mx, it can charge while you use it without being bothersome, although I would prefer a type C plug now. It has relatively good battery life and goes into sleep mode (wakes up with a click on the buttons).

I do miss the on/off switch that Logitech had for very quick scrolling. At 30 euros where I found it (white), it's an amazing choice. For 50 euros, it's good if it has a long lifespan.

The lifespan without issues is also the reason I avoided buying a new MX, as for its price you expect better durability. Like everyone else, I had a lot of issues with clicks that stopped working after a while.

So 5 stars for now and I will return after long-term use.

Good mouse for the money, but with daily use the side scroll wheel broke, purchased January 2024

For me, it is a heavy mouse for ergonomic use, it tires the wrist. It caused a relapse in my tendonitis and I went back to the top pro click.

Beautiful, ergonomic, silent keys with side scroll and quality overall but tiring due to weight plus the low dpi limits precision capabilities. I have it for almost a year. What I have noticed is that I lose the first click if I don't use it for a while, otherwise a decent mouse at a normal price, I do not recommend it for gaming.

Excellent mouse, exactly what I wanted.

Large with a nice grip and ergonomic design. The two clicks are silent, the rest of the buttons are not. Its weight is ideal. I got it for my work computer and it served me well from the first moment. It connects instantly with the USB receiver it comes with.

With the round button, you can choose how fast the pointer will move (it has 4 options).

In the photos, I show it next to the magic mouse, which is a small mouse (for the other computer, not to replace it), just for comparison since I don't have another one to show. For women, it probably won't be the best choice due to its size, just like for men with small hands.

Completely satisfied so far.

The wheel consists of two parts, the wheel itself and the rubber band around it. Where the rubber band has worn out and only the rubber band turns without the wheel responding, resulting in the problem appearing on the computer in the first semester.

Well, at 30€ it is perhaps the best you will find if you want such a style of mouse.
I had been searching for about three months and ended up with this one, and I have had it for 5 months now and it's great. And even though it fell on the ground twice, it didn't suffer any damage.
The truth is that it's not small, and that's the only thing that sometimes makes me feel like it's not made for my hand, but I still manage fine (for gaming and everything). Also, YES, IT IS INSANELY QUIET, I mean, I can't use any other mouse now because I'm surprised by how loud they are.

I emphasize that it's 30€ because I literally saw it at public going from 30 to 110 in one day!! and they were calling it a sale at 90.. ridiculous. For 30 to 40€, it's perfect.

The funny thing is that I don't use the side buttons it has, nor the side wheel. I simply don't need them. The grip is awesome, the mouse is not too big, I would say it's medium-sized. It's SILENT! You won't disturb anyone in the room, not even yourself. It's excellent for its price, and it offers many functions (even though I didn't need them for now). You can also instantly change the movement speed from the arrow, from one button. Value for money!

Very good and quality for its price!!! After exactly 1.5 years, the main button broke, but still I will choose the same again!!

Excellent choice for the cost. I recommend it for those who don't have the budget for a similar one from Logitech.

For its price, it is AMAZING, it is big in the hand and completely silent. The click is not heard at all and it also has the additional buttons next to it that help. I recommend it without a second thought for this money!!

I bought it to replace the MX Master 2S that I had for the last 3 years, which one day stopped working. Normally, I would go back to MX Master, but the latest model exceeds 100€ by far, so I decided to see what options are available for less money.

In the end, I bought the Trust Ozaa and I am very satisfied. It performs very well, has a comfortable and pleasant grip, built-in battery, and quiet clicks with a very nice feel. The only thing I miss a little compared to the MX Master is the automatic switch of the scroll wheel to frictionless mode for fast scrolling. The only drawback I find in the Ozaa is its horizontal scroll wheel, which has noticeably lower quality compared to the rest of the mouse, which otherwise has a very high-quality feel.

Searching and having tried around 10 different mice, I can say that it is a decent choice for a price up to 35-38 euros. The buttons are really quiet. The movement feel is accurate. I would prefer it to be a bit heavier in the hand, but that's personal preference. It looks quite similar to the Logitech MX master (shape - buttons) but it falls slightly short in terms of the corresponding feel and quality of the MX (lighter). It is recommended for people with large palms (size 11). If you want a smaller mouse with the same feel from Trust, you can check out the Fyda.

New Update: In order for it to perform well in FPS or strategy games, you will need to adjust the mouse sensitivity and scrolling settings quite a bit.

I bought it yesterday and I really didn't regret it at all. I've never had a more expensive "mouse" in my life, but for the money it's worth giving! It does what it promises, silent, perfect grip, ideal weight, not heavy but not light either, rechargeable batteries, don't even think about it! You get what you pay for and there's no room for bias here